Exact JobBOSS
JobBOSS shop management and control software
Exact JobBOSS is the most widely used job shop software designed specifically for job shops, and custom, high-tech manufacturing shops.
Today over 4,400 shops and more than 24,000 users rely on JobBOSS. It is a job-based system that provides a full product suite including: Quoting, Scheduling, Job Tracking, Costing, Purchasing, Inventory, Shop Floor, Data Collection, Quality, Performance Metrics, CRM and Integrated Accounting.
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First responders look to pick up speed
With new quoting software and machinery, New Paradigm Laser, Cambridge, Ont., hopes to be more responsive to customers.
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Exact Group businesses to be combined with ECi Software Solutions
The Dutch software company Exact Group B.V. has announced an agreement to sell its Specialized Solutions division, which includes Macola, JobBOSS, and MAX. The division will be acquired by funds advised by Apax Partners and combined with ECi Software Solutions Inc. of Fort Worth, Texas, under the...
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ERP software’s core platform updated
JobBOSS has released JobBOSS 12.0 ERP software for small and medium-sized manufacturers. The new version includes a technology upgrade to the underlying software infrastructure, as well as dozens of usability improvements and bug fixes. More than 1.2 million lines of code were updated in the core...
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ERP/business software designed to work on tablet
Exact has unveiled Macola 10.5 ERP and business software. It is designed with new architecture to offer a stronger experience on tablets in addition to the desktop. The application’s responsive design adjusts automatically to format for the best user experience on whatever device is being used....
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App for manufacturing business software provides data to all employees
Exact has introduced Smart Shop Floor, a cloud-based application for factory operators and workers to retrieve job data, track time and materials, and record job progress within Exact for Manufacturing. The app creates constant, clear communication among all employees, from the back office to the...
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Getting standard work instructions right for fabricating
The goal of any fabricating operation is to discover the safest and most efficient method to produce quality parts. That goal can be achieved only with clear work directions for shop floor employees. Fabricators that follow some basic guidelines, or implement the right software, can make sure they are putting together work instructions that anyone can follow.
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ERP and the (very) small shop
With today’s cloud-based systems, advanced ERP systems no longer require a hefty IT infrastructure on-site, which can make advanced ERP available to even the smallest of shops. But from the get-go, shop owners need to plan for the upgrade, and they can start by asking a few key questions.
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Accounting capabilities added to cloud-based manufacturing business software
Exact has added its own accounting capabilities to its cloud-based business software for small manufacturers and wholesale distributors. Existing and new customers of Exact Online Manufacturing or Wholesale Distribution business software can use the new accounting features as part of a...
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Lean data flow: From CAD to ERP to the shop floor
Fabricators sell their ability to produce the right part in the right quantity and at the right time, and to do that requires good information. Communication troubles arise if front office systems don’t communicate with each other, and this can include CAD and ERP.
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Exact introduces subscription access to JobBOSS
Minneapolis-based Exact has introduced subscription access and pricing for its JobBOSS enterprise-scale manufacturing ERP software. The subscription provides small to midsized manufacturers with an economical way to acquire the software as an alternative to the typical perpetual license model....
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Software automates BOM data conversion
Exact JobBOSS has announced the release of the JobBOSS BOM Import, which automates the process of entering BOM data into production requirements. The software captures data from a single or multilevel BOM structure and imports it into JobBOSS to create quotes and jobs. In addition, assemblies and...
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Shop floor management software includes mobile access, extended quality integration
Exact JobBOSS has announced its release of version 11.7 for small to medium-sized manufacturing and distribution companies. It includes a mobile app that brings real-time job status, from quoting through production and shipping, to shop owners at any time and anywhere, even outside the office. The...
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Complete work instructions keystone of improvement
Shops start improving by measuring and documenting what they already do, because they can’t improve what they don’t measure.
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Job shop software integrates with accounting system
Exact's JobBOSS Starter Edition software for small job shop now integrates seamlessly with the Intuit QuickBooks accounting system. The software package is designed to help smaller job shops create quick or highly detailed customer quotes; track labor, outside service, and material cost; and...
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The job shop schedule: Always imperfect, ever adapting
There's one constant about job shops specializing in high-mix, low-volume manufacturing: change. Changes happen continually, which means schedules must continually adapt. Today, software is allowing job shops to ensure the production schedule reflects reality and, most important, continually adapts.